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seabeyond

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22. my thoughts are.... what the fuck is this kid being taught.
Wed Jan 4, 2012, 01:43 PM
Jan 2012

because i am telling you, raising boys and having little boys around me for 16 yrs, something is up with that. all the little boys i have been around, there have been ONLY two that has done this.

only recently have i started putting on a bra when kids come over. they are older. they notice. i have big boobs. no big deal in this house, in tshirt without bra. but with guests, i get dressed. all the years, no kids noticed, paid attention, nothing.

two boys. at young ages. i have always been uncomfortable with and made sure i dressed when they came over.

one, at about nine was googlin boobs. got grounded. he was also a kid from divorced home. the X was the manly man and always teaching his boys what a man was. i was weary letting my boys hang with the kids when they were with this man. one afternoon, he takes the 10 and 12 yr olds to hooters, to check out the tits. and be sure not to tell the mom, his X. hm, and this is the kid that felt uncomfortable.

the ONLY other kid is my nephew. he was raised in a home of a unconnected, non emotional, alcoholic mother. and an over the top, insecure, alcoholic father that was incredibly controlling of his wife and very jealous. i went into his house for dinner once and he had a porn calendar with a naked woman with legs spread on his kitchen wall. 2, 4 yr old boys and 7 yr old girl. when i chewed his ass out, he told me, just the beauty of the female body.

it was all about using it as a weapon to control and shame his wife.

they divorced, go figure.

14 yrs and alone he still moans the loss of her.

he had stripper, 25 yrs younger than him as his GF raising preteen, teen boys. took them to boob bars.

hm, wonder why the boys are so fucked up. fuck, wonder why the oldest daughter is, too.

so, from personal experience when i see boys behave in a manner that is NOT natural, i say, what the fuck is going on in the home.

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Both starspunch78 Dec 2011 #1
i was in NO recently and seeing man after man check out seabeyond Dec 2011 #2
+ 1 musette_sf Dec 2011 #4
Most men are drawn to women. ZombieHorde Jan 2012 #14
and most women are drawn to men. seabeyond Jan 2012 #15
Huh, that is interesting in a messed up sort of way. ZombieHorde Jan 2012 #16
people watch seabeyond Jan 2012 #17
you are a man seabeyond Jan 2012 #20
... redqueen Jan 2012 #21
my thoughts are.... what the fuck is this kid being taught. seabeyond Jan 2012 #22
Thanks. redqueen Jan 2012 #23
the problem i have seen with ones put on du is the kid or even man could be looking at anything seabeyond Jan 2012 #24
"why do men seriously make comments like this, repeatedly." ZombieHorde Jan 2012 #25
lmfao... isnt that the best, most fun song, ... evah. seabeyond Jan 2012 #26
I saw the video posted LGBT a while back, and I posted it in every thread ZombieHorde Jan 2012 #27
are you kidding, lol, until i started reading and listening, i was a sexist. raising children, seabeyond Jan 2012 #28
Luring starspunch78 Jan 2012 #18
only read this little bet. gonna go in and read later. seabeyond Dec 2011 #3
When I was in high school spooky3 Dec 2011 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author femrap Dec 2011 #7
K&R +1 PhoenixAbove Dec 2011 #6
This message was self-deleted by its author femrap Dec 2011 #8
"Women's feet are a mess (not so with men's feet)" Gormy Cuss Dec 2011 #9
recently i have bought a couple really comfortable high heel boots seabeyond Dec 2011 #10
Women's shoes contribute to knee problems also, per an orthop. surgeon I consulted. spooky3 Jan 2012 #12
It's called "the male gaze" -- Remember Me Jan 2012 #11
Excellent post. redqueen Jan 2012 #13
Yes and No starspunch78 Jan 2012 #19
I'd give anything to be objectified again! i was a cathar Jan 2012 #29
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